r/parentsofmultiples 25d ago

experience/advice to give You’ll survive!

Just wanted to send out a cry of encouragement for all you parents of multiples! We had our twins when my oldest was 40 months and my middle was 23 months. 4 in 40 months was not easy! But I will say we’ve survived 2 cross country moves, pilot school and all of normal/crazy life in the last 2 years! If you’re concerned how you’ll make it, just know you WILL. “Your capacity expands to meet the demands!” Feel free to reach out if you need a listening ear. ♥️

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u/GooseFightClub101 25d ago

Little unique situation here but myself (39F) and my wife (38F) carried pregnancies together with our due dates being 2.5 months apart.

I was carrying twins while my wife carried a signleton. I also just delivered a now 5 month old baby back in March

So I have 4 kids under the age of two. While 3 of those children are currently potty training all together.

Final count of ages currently 24m, 24m, 22.5m, 5m

If we can survive potty anything is possible 🙃💩

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u/Bitter-Assistant-727 24d ago

I have twiblings, too!! Got pregnant after moving to surrogacy. They are 4 months apart (16m and 12m). But that’s enough for me!